VOI Promo Code 2026: €5 Ride Credit

Using VOI takes 4 steps: 1) Download the VOI app (or open the local transit app in the Paris region). 2) Create an account and add a payment method. 3) Scan the QR code on the scooter or bike to unlock it. 4) Ride and drop off the vehicle in an authorised parking zone shown in the app. A VOI promo code or a prepaid minute bundle can be activated at step 2 to reduce your ride cost. Note: parking outside a zone can lead to penalties or account suspension.

VOI offers two pricing modes. Pay-as-you-go: €0.49 to unlock + €0.25/min. Prepaid bundles (Grenoble example): 30 min valid 1 day at €3.99, 60 min valid 3 days at €6.49, 120 min valid 7 days at €11.99. Bundles include unlimited unlocks and offer a more favourable per-minute rate. A VOI promo code credits your digital wallet directly and applies to any payment method. Fares vary slightly by city.

Since September 2023, Paris has banned shared scooters (89% of Parisians voted for the ban). VOI adapted by consolidating its presence in cities with solid institutional contracts. In France: Marseille (strong tourist and residential demand), Grenoble (a pioneer city for soft mobility), Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines and other Paris-region municipalities. Check coverage in your city via the app — it changes with local tenders. VOI vouchers remain valid whatever the city.

The French micro-mobility market is dominated by a few players after the post-2023 shake-out. VOI: strong in the Paris region (outside Paris) and Marseille, transit-app integrated. Tier: present in Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Lyon and other metros. Lime: the most international, strong US network, in retreat in France. Dott: focused on Brussels and a few French cities. In practice, several operators coexist in some cities — local transit apps let you see and unlock all available vehicles from one interface.

Since 2023, VOI has been integrated into the official public-transport app of the Paris region. This integration is a first for a private micro-mobility operator in that transit ecosystem. In practice: commuters can locate available VOI scooters, unlock them and pay without ever leaving the transit app. This partnership positions VOI as the reference partner for the first and last mile outside Paris, complementing the metro, RER and bus network.

French regulation imposes several rules on users of shared electric scooters: maximum speed of 25 km/h, riding on cycle lanes (and otherwise on the road), banned on pavements (€135 fine), one passenger only, minimum age 14. Parking: always drop off in the authorised zones shown in the VOI app. Bad parking can lead to a penalty of €10 to €25 depending on the city. VOI automatically limits speed in certain zones (near schools, pedestrian areas).

Each VOI trip includes civil-liability insurance covering damage to third parties. In the event of an accident with injuries, report it immediately via the app. VOI equips its scooters with front and rear lights, reflectors and disc brakes for greater safety. The speed is electronically capped at 25 km/h, with automatic slow-down zones (school zones, pedestrian areas). A helmet isn't mandatory for adults but is strongly recommended — some cities offer shared helmets near VOI stations.

VOI regularly offers promotions: free first minutes at sign-up, discounted discovery bundles, and occasional referrals. A VOI promo code applies by crediting your digital wallet in the app — check the "Offers" tab for current promotions. The most common VOI discount is the welcome bundle offering a few free minutes to test the service. Combining a VOI voucher with a minute bundle is the most economical strategy for regular users. Code: GOVOI.

VOI has diversified its offer with electric bikes alongside scooters. This evolution meets the demand of local authorities who prefer bikes (fewer conflicts with pedestrians, safer use). Economically, VOI relies on institutional contracts (partnerships with cities and transport operators) to reach profitability, rather than pure growth in the number of vehicles. With many competitors exiting the French market after 2023, VOI positions itself as one of the best-established remaining players.

VOI is the micro-mobility operator to favour outside Paris, thanks to its transit-app integration and transparent bundles. Strengths: unique public-transport integration, competitive minute bundles, a well-maintained fleet, presence in Marseille and Grenoble, bike expansion. Weaknesses: absent from Paris since 2023, a French network concentrated on 3 areas, fewer vehicles than Lime at its peak. Ideal for: Paris-region commuters (outside Paris), Marseille and Grenoble residents, users wanting to pay less via bundles. Less suited: spontaneous trips in a city where VOI doesn't operate — check coverage first. For a personal scooter, see Augment.